Since 1987 the Weber County Surveyor’s Office has maintained a register of records of survey plats for survey’s performed within Weber County which have been filed with the County Surveyor’s Office per Utah Code 17-23-17.
All professional land surveyors who perform work to “identify boundaries” within Weber County are responsible to file a record of survey plat in the County Surveyor’s Office within 90 days of performing the survey. Federal Agencies, State Agencies, Municipalities, etc. are not exempt from this requirement.
The record of survey filing fee is $40.00 per page for any filed survey whether filed by Mylar or online.
Revisions to a survey plat can be made within ten (10) business days of being submitted to the County Surveyor's Office for filing. After this period no revisions can be made and the survey will be permanently archived.
Record of survey plats are open to the public and can be viewed in person at the County Surveyor’s Office. They can also be viewed online through our Surveyor Interactive GIS Map. Copies of the record of survey plats may be obtained for free by downloading them through our Surveyor Interactive GIS Map.
Copies can also be obtained in person at the County Surveyor’s Office for the following fees:
| Size | Fee |
|---|---|
| 8.5”X11” up to 11”X17” | $1.00 |
| 11”X17” up to 24”X36” | $2.00 |
| 24”X36” and up | $3.00 |
| Mylar Copy any size | $10.00 |
| Certified Copy any size | $5.00 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isn’t my survey being shown on the map?All professional land surveyors who perform work to “identify boundaries” within Weber County are responsible to file a record of survey plat in the County Surveyor’s Office within 90 days. If your survey is not being shown on our map, first contact the surveyor who prepared the survey, the survey plat may have not yet been submitted to the County Surveyor’s Office to be filed.
he Weber County Surveyor’s Office screens each record of survey submitted to our office. After the screening process each survey is added to our interactive map as soon as possible. This process of screening and adding surveys to the interactive map can take time depending on the workloads of the Surveyor’s Office staff. If you know a record of survey has been filed and it is not yet shown on the map please feel free to contact our office at 801-399-8020 or send us an email to surveyor@webercountyutah.gov.
I don’t agree with what the survey shows. Can you fix it?
Each survey on file in the Surveyor’s Office was prepared by a Professional Licensed Land Surveyor. The content of what is shown on their survey is their professional opinion of the identified boundaries shown. If you disagree with a survey you can either hire a second surveyor to give a second opinion of the identified boundaries or seek legal advice.
The Weber County Surveyor’s Office does not review, interpret, modify, correct, etc., the professional opinions of the Professional Licensed Land Surveyors who perform work on private property in our county.
What should I do if I know a record of survey has been done but it is not on file?
Contact the surveyor who performed the survey to request that the survey plat be submitted to be filed in the County Surveyor’s Office.
If a professional land surveyors has perform work to “identify boundaries” within Weber County more than 90 days ago and will not submit a survey plat to the County Surveyor’s Office to be filed, you can file a complaint with the Department of Professional Licensing on their website